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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
1--WE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH

urrrAtO oct s-CGrfc-Rcceipts lat - hours werc
40 h,ar Total Tor thus lar 10. 80 heih same t!ne
.t week s. 200 head Cons through llD cars OF "noh
4to Ncw NoIA oafs On sao al StooAets an" I'''u''
so 40 a. - q % 80. ,.o ,-, -
We, tnu. far "a 900 FOR same tms last week 7lD
he'd Cons guci runr 70 ,ar' - 81 when 10 Now olA
10 thoe- - IOu do Western LAMBS 8 10 a.
madam an. iul iOaj TO- 10 cars Ga safe oil Wloh
were shipped IN first hands - 700 -, TT, tor
JJ,gs Re- epfs wcro 9l26 heal lo'li ior
v,cg nm. ncld For same time a't wc'N - 20
head Consigned through. - cars p 81 when 70 new forA
IN cars on sale, and nru. Mixed ilss anu t.Ent
Ys-krrs - Goa 3 Gj selected NorAets = 90 - 20
selected Medium weights - sou , 'l "Lt'o 'lAc'
e4vy - - -. stays - ~o@J 49, All o"o'hs'
enc AGO Union stock Yards. oct. She DT0rers'
yotg.r Cdffc- Eecelpt- -ouO Lclt shipments
head market shipping steers 3 go % ~tocN
ar. mi Irelcs 1jdb. 20 COWS. Bus ana Mixed - ~ a.
~ Texas cattle II SOD - 20 western RANGERS = W
as 90 ,... o,o had.
market Wa strong Mixed - goa - 90 Heavy - Su@
Si>SY-I.ecclpi- lunl head. Shipment. 900 heal M-IAes
.,.dv Natives 30 Western - lo9o o. Texans
: n 8 Lambs. - - % - - per w ID.
--fftiflr-ictriUts AVp HeiL 7hlD
monts 800 hc,d market stsrly. Far TO Choice HeaVy
S,f,c Steer, g. Butchers steers fa 10 ShOco
20 % Fair To Good s2Spa - 20 lrhAuf
sut Indians grass ID GOOD corniei - VO@ ~
Neccipts goo head. shipments .ii1 neal Mstket
,c,tve 6ro,ce Heavy AMI butchers selections - %
asl "a Packing and Workers Medium 20 I''e - 90
Pigs Common Good ~ ao6+4 20 -o, 49,, ,,,.....
sl,s-leceips ... head shipments 800 head MatAeI
vs. trm FAR Fancy - 80 a 80 10, Lambs - oo
II
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILIsOAD.
GREAT FOUkIRAON TRUNK LlNE.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.


aSsay' Troy &oa;re.
FA hss oeAo hMsTso
Ressb fs a.. haasS Fails Cleveland i's and
SS6issG Cypress dawns room cars to
iii 80 a. m. western Kew York and Norhcn Express,
80 ,. NJ Albany Troy, Saratoga and Utica special,
wl!h drawing room cars 70 Troy ana s sara ga,
- p M iasI 1890, GO nennaa Eaa - r G' sa
pension Bridee. Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapolis, St
Louis, Toledo, Letrot and Chicago Dnnsear NewfoES
p Montreal and Uuea EzDrGss saii Us, Sleep Is
VA St Adams. Sunday train does not run west Of
specs ss;Ps, srryes 50 RG e .A 40 NJ
Fails Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit md chi,aso sleeping
SIGHT ESP Si Sp nsSDs @, 10
West or S!Taog, Lake George ana for The North lex
Ell Figs es' aas a spaes in :esgnsc..
= Pa fs5f Pace Place. Haley Pace vs. s5.S "a
2ad 100 Fulton sts DFooAyn and 70 Fourth s'' "ilms
Wscscotvs Express call Tor and check Baggage ron
Rim daily others daily except Sunday. ss,op at
NOT Haven station G5sth-stj 80 ,,-,.,,,.,
a TEq ceaMraG TI-.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEESEY
Oloor OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
ro, pri IAi tIIi 81 oe SoS lrkNroY Bound
) t So 80. i p m sUNDSYS at l. As "a, $50.
rams leaving at 4 80, u NJ l:'G, !, 80.
1eS6sae%: Aisntcwa. Reading M1FisSds &c. on sun
90 Tor Ike nOpatcong, Eas'on. Bethlehem
80 a N. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
VILE famaqua, shanokin sunbGIy Le"isours Williams
and ! 80 P m. for Eas'Cn. Be,hleh,m. Allentown.
a a. IN t nS Fi,on bebem Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Wtkesblrre, scranton. Tamlqga, shaHoAia- ,
4 80 p. m. Tor Lake IIopatcong, Easton, Be.a.ehen
5 Is D. m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
Chunk. Wkcstarrc, Ecadius Halilsb burg etc. on sun
days a. $50 p m .oo ..oo .oo e,,m
SUNDAYS oo, . 90 a m. FOR Red Bank. Long Branch.
(Asoury PARK. Ocean Grove, except sundays) Point
"a, SO a. NJ, 90, 4:9o p N. for LAKEWOOD
a. m, 90 p m. for Beach Haven. Atlantic cl.y
400, Q 800, AZ II rs a. m, 100, 30 30 CHS
80 90, . 80, OI5 p. sundays GOO 100 a. m.
" ~ SE%1F g9s% ms so !, Z! T DIV
A,iSssis highlands Is%oSi NanSis'3i, IS@, Ee
ALSANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
FTsish;p recsyca SDtn the hour e Departure
NOkWlCH LINt:-Favorite inside Route.
all points Fast steamers CITY OF WORC CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier 40 (oLt
number foot OF Wattsst next pier above DesDrosscss
@. w. BRADY. Agt
NETWORK ONTARIO & IVES TERN R'Y
~ Trains leave from ferries at West S2d and Jays
tollows
NEST :fa 80 hGn, sng' 2 Walton" ' M b
Norwich. tica Rome, oneida, Fulton, Oswc Buffalo.
Detroit, chicago Waikiki Valley points. ...
West 42d, 10 p Jay-st., o5 p. M for Middle.
town, Eenyllle, falsburg, Monticello, Liberty White
West aga, 5 lbs p m, Jayst, 5:l5 D. m, daily for
Middle own. FasbuTg Liberty Walton Norwich, oneida,
Oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit, Chicago, ST Louis
Pullman sleepngcar berths reserved at 3O7 broadway.
Time tables tickets &C., at 2o7 307, ga. l.323 broad
way 1877 6th-aye, l34 East l25thst 264 West l25th-
st., n. Y. J. Z. ANDERSON, q. F. A.,
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f,vtrpodf Oct s. o. m-Beef and pork. holders oler
,,i f. ans iold.r. oHer freely long cut du at as
,1u aoders freely long clear duh a. 49, o shof
al Cheese. holder, On,r freely. Iaow AMI
,.n holders Oucr freely spirits Of luurpentne hoisi
r,'.i.ttfely and Futures. holders ouer
rely nrimc e,torn ull az 33- Oh 'coDeI dut AZ
t Id November and December dull at 3j' ~ neat anu
sur holders OF moderately. Corn spot holders are not
rrfing futures holders offering sp,rngy; Mixed west
nrnt Al ut. do Oct0bc INN AT Is fdi 40 no
vrmrr nrm i.G Id do. December firm AT o''d hops
n ronaon-Ncw.Yor state holder, are not Offering.
Ioyr0V oct - spirits OF Turpcnune POS I'd per cwt
hxTwrEr. oct s-wicoKs lard closed al IS francs per
~ Ur n'H oct 5-Petroeum marks - p'cnniss.
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NEW-YORK ONTARIO g. IVES TERN R'Y
~ Trains leave from ferries at West S2d and ay
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsSENG Err TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Des
brosses follows:
z q. m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
a m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, BuNalo
ana the west and principal local poiat'. Chair car !"
p. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Chair
ear TO Tunkhannock. Connection " Reading and Harris
burg
$40 p for Pts;on and principal intermediate points
Chair car TO Pittston. -
:s0 p. m. for Coplay and ntormedlae points. Con.
necton Reading and Harrisburg Chair TO Capay.
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmita, Rochester, Buusi'
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
so D.. IN for Laurays and intermediate points. -
Trains leaving at a. M, y. m. and 40 D. N. con-
all points In Mahanoy and IIaxeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. ~
o. m for Mauch Chunk uaIleton and intermecia"
points
40 p. M for Coplay and intermediate points.
p. m. for Geneva Lyons, Emira Rochester. BunAo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons.
General Eastern offee. 235 Broidway.
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
~. Seamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA Leave
foot OF Chrlstopherst. North River daily except ssu,
day, p: M for Troy and the North. SUNDAY steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, 81 %.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
foot OF Javst. every week lay OF m. connecting WV"
Catsklll Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FARE oNLY ONE DOLLAR
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c
EXCURSION tsssd asy.h 81 - 100.
Steamers c. H. NoRTuAxs and CoNTiNENS .gmsd.vs o.
Peck slip Pier 20 E H., and ~ d. ,rs;ys Toe
MERlbEN, HAKTFORD sPRINoFIELD: HI "a SrooS
40 Through tickets sed aad paeyAgs cnseksa ~ W.
way. Nsw.Yerk. snaA courtss. sressv"
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ID PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 81.
on AMI after OCruRER H. 1857
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNIIID hTAIlS MAlL ROUIE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains ea1o Va Dcstcsses ccrands
4 S.st e' osts !O aHG tho West with Pullman
and "Si.Sssa %tia ana
w SsGRpS SSi LoSa ns Sas VS' p and
Pe aiT s ent t and Gi' The III Regions.
r nj @ W 70 sa als1; Reading
70 oi M, and 9"1' NJ sstsSdass only. p M
Batmore' Washington aud the South, Limited Wash.
EAss o. PS@ a raror osgs a9 sunda
yam" ia Ns srSt wasaa s S%' % a ds q
s s%a 5 g n ii q . a % .ia i@1 IL and
tof Stn9Ts cry p m week a.t days; DAVIS SATURDAY.,
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and inteymedate SO
40 and p m OF , SUNDAY ~ a. IN aud D. H. 'do
"a NSftelS VIA Nswyos, rA,a9SSs
q G '
TRIMS hiI2SSsy xE iHiYi From r,sOurs 80 Il 20
Bnndrs and 20 . p 80 g. daily s519 %
s$$S e. 'Sa 20 % and nd ssn'.If ~ SsGsPhs
U.s. 49, ! sS $ 81 g. 70 i y &
s5 5S Snn.as 20 o. 90 ~ % 20 S g
"' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave Dcsprosses ana cOEt-
S ssS fs; % iaa is ~ %a;s9e! sS
press is @ Lmedl and 10 a M 4. 80. s, 9, 2.
Trains .svas New:Yerk daily. except Sunday. at 8,
and IL 10 M. l. 3 g. O. y; m. ana ~ q "a. ana
On aD Ssd sSs SonG Street r. ss nor
l2oI. 20 ,4'O5, 80, $40. 49, 80, 80 20
lsS S DolPs En' g. "a 80 and and
s.so. S;sS m, = 40. 20. $50 Lini'sd,. IS
Leave fl6IiadsiPSs, Via Camden. a. m. AMI 80 p M
Ticscs oalces, S4o 1876 and o44 Broadway Aston
House Battery Place and foot OF Desorosses and Cor
landt Eourtst. and Brooklyn Annex station, foot
OF Fultonst Brooklyn station. jersey City Emgrant
Tho York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggases from hotels nIi,. and residences WON
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave West l2dst station as follows and Is min.
ucs sses ,G rem foot Of aJsysr North Kysr
s.. Louis, 20 :O5, 9 rs p
Syr.egse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
f't is. i3 L 'S S. ( 80 "a is on Sis
% ;SS !, 30 a. ~: 4, % ;9s. 3 40
.sis = Is; . So 10 s, ii so nv. T. 10. g.
,sl5, s45 p M and o5 D. m. Cranston's. Cornwall,
For Montreal and and canada "a East Q OPP.
Toronto, 70 Soa m 70 :p5. 's;i5 p
Daily fDaly except Saturday.
tickets time sSss. psrior or scepIns.car aecomno.
daions information. apply onces. Brooklyn 333
o 5so .syS, Hn nss once foot FY
Soss ssors sa s s. q
w'is &C., fOc: q JS'st. r LANPEHT.
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,,.poprAxrfy,NcIAL MARKETS

toypox oct s-2p m-Atlantic and Great Western first
20 tustreS certificates i2 Inc 2p- 10. Second
consSIs IO2. Mexican Ordinary q s. Paul common
- a. cw York Central. 1908 Pennsyvanla 81 Read
ia N Uulson's Bay Company Pa Canadian Paclnc,
a. PARIS adycos quote per cent rentes al ~ francs %
rcnflncs fof dCcuant.
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Ocean Cleaners.

DED STAR LINE.
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from NewYo and Antwerp weekly: J., -
WAESLAND tct % S3oa m
it,nJ Winter Rates First cabin, $50 ant SIS Etcur
.on Id to 1928 second Cabin. so Excursion s'Z AL
$50 TEpfT WRIGf Sons Gcnr Ag't,. So Broadway.
ANCnoR LINE e: $; MAIL SIZE STEAMSHIPS.
steamship CITY OF ROMEs,,is Vel ;tober
saloon passage $50 ana upwarl Secnnic,as%bt
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY oo
Fnrnes.ia - Sd. n ETHIOPIA Oct g 3 p. m.
crra,.la. oct -. - 4. Anchora .... NOV o = a. H.
Eatsso passage glasgow Dorry Lyerpoo AMI Bsi'-
steanrrs ,lu from Per -. V r. fo,, OF LsrpysL
For book Of fnrter Information apply 81,
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Rowing Grson. Now.l ora
IAPAN-ClilNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
steamers leave san Franrlsco ~ follows
OCEANIC. Thursdny oct23
DLIGI Tuesday, Nov ~.
DE GAELIC. BELGIC. sAN PABLO.
sunrrbly Apponto l-Superi1r AccD NM lItiOl,
Reservations be mre by letter or tsa graph H. AL
cabin pans sees at 237 roliway. NewYsrx, Room ~
Railroad Building. IA Frtncs;o >,,>,, ,.,.
T. II. GOODMAN. General PIs,snser AgoaL
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA. CEN.
anal From New.York pier foot Of Cana.st \. Il.
For the I,thmus OF Panama
Colon sails Moniav. Oct TO-
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO
From San Francisco l-t and BrlnnanttL
for China and Japan.
CITY OF SyinsY sIis TUESDAY oct IL, p m
For freight passage AMI nformlton At con-
pany's ONCE tho pier foot Of Can.l:W. ". H.
H.. BULLAY. Superintendent
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DaurinY 1taoemicS.


ALLEN DODWORTl, No. 6Sl FIfih-avc.
~ CLASSES and private lessons for dancing VIII com
SATURDAY. october - send cent stamp Il" circular
giving an particulars 49,.
La PAVANE. The Partisan sensation % last season fully
described by Allen Doiworth; JUS. published BY Gordon
Son. 40. Is East lith-,t ..
DANCING. &c, &C.. bY Allen DOl"pltt pupAsiei "
Harper Brothers. Franklin square.
4 LEXANDER MACGREGOKS private les
~ and classes In dancing every day M1dison'avc,
OF j3tn.sL
CARTIER, 50 Jth-avc.-Privatc and class
~. al hours waltz taught rapidly terms moder'
ate Office of Ballet master Dare stage business
NART. MARWlG, los West 55th-st.-ClasscS
~ VIII open october 10. once hours 1000 10 II 30 every
day
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, lG2
1 East bjiltst (ank BuidIugl. Glasses are now form
ing private class lessons RcOpcning reception Tues
day October IL send Tor circular
AIR TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
WI BROADWAY AND 32DST
3sTH YEAR SOW OPEN. can or send for circular.
CAUSES ACADEMY, Adclrhi Hall. 52d-st.
- Broadway day and evening classes private lessons
all hours send for circular.
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EkIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave

enamberss local trains leave 2sdsI from 70 20 mta'
.SysRey haP5fsi HiSss
tsifse LOU, Ii%,sst tS.sss sol =
saaViIs $isSslsS3 SSsssS I'D ns
iaio: Niagara Falls Hamilton and Toronto. No extra
m-D S s' Tnicago Express Pullman Day ana
sssspns F Coaches he's L Buffalo,
rsas ,sa$ e, As 7so
so. % 40 10 SaO. g. 10 70 50 i;is;;
S:sss 81 by 3 20 n r. sa"S o5s s.:
e RRss;ss, S;ss asz: %; A. sundays % a.;
''i;;gS f.. s;Sy z; ~ ~ : e.
10 e. g. mo- - R's',fas 5 S T. Is
Neyars and = 1 u va Tev week
25 5o 30 's % n sa 10 ia ss suua y.
s'Ss$ Co., + s e 70 z g
dS e 80 &c. T. I'D Il 20 J. n % 49, ts
wagwies: AZ. 80, 10 20 a. m. 2'ao. $50 p m.
MosSi eetE' and T. white Lake. 4As a. M. 80 D.
NesSaTs and Cornwall, 90 Q a NJ 20 10. t;'o
ny m % 80 $50 s '' Sundays $780,
So;4es RSts "esn a' Esr: ts%i
1i.s 70 su6 % 2sS s g ts 80 10 60 g. so d
Aad .ss Ga@s 70 Goshen .s and wl 10y p rs
Tickets ana sPartmsni' p os RC9n
checking and transfer OF baggage may left Com:
:ns:; ~ 81 81 lilo g. hstys'
L T. s55i e s.s ga a?f tH il B G. r. Az.
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COMPANIA TRASArLANTICA ESPA-
" NOLA,
Formerly A. LOPEZ & Co
(North American Brlnch
THE STEAMERS OF THIS WELTrKNOWN SPANISH
STEAMSHIP LINE under contract with the Mexican
Government, will leave NEW. YORK for HAVANA direct
the 4h l4th aud cath OF month The first class
steamship MENlCO. Capt. Carmona. will sail from
pier 81 " r. October il at taking freight
and for the following ports:
Havana Progreso Vera Cruz Santiago dc Cuba. Nue..
vitls Gibara. Ponce Mayagucz ST. John Rico
hagena co. :. Coli Colon savanilla, Puerto Cabello La
Cadz and Barcelona and freight only for Seville
Malaga. Almeria Cartagsna. Alicante and Valencia
For freight passage and other Information apply to
J. NJ. CEBAL Los Il co.
Wallst
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambers g. Station fo. Enge.
20. 9 30 and II 80 q M rs, $3.50 so. 20.
80 80 10 ,39 m. ~ md Mt., Sundays 40.
Monsey and Tallmans 80 7lo 9 80 a. M. so, G. "a
D. m q rs p N. Saturdays only. Sundays 80 IA.
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UnslrnrIion.
For Young Ladies-Countrv

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
4 HOME SCHOOL for young BOYS indl-
~ vidua instruction personal care. L. d. MON WAN L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04
Mesquite.
Special to the HERALD

Special to the HERALD
The wheat crop looks very promising
throughout this section, and the farmers are
very busy planting corn and preparing their
cotton land.
Mrs. N. A. Webb and her son Robert,
left Saturday morning for their old home in
Tennessee.
Miss Laura Ward, of Plano, was visiting
friends here Saturday.
Miss Lora Cullom who has charge OF the
music class here was visiting her mother in
Oak Lawn sunday.
Rev. G. NJ. 'Wilmeth, of Dallas. preached
at the Christian church Sunday and Sunday
night.
Rev. j. NJ. Bauch preached at the c. Z.
church sunday night to large and atten'
tive audience.
A missionary society was organized by
the juveniles of Mesquite on last Tuesday
evening, with Miss Lula Rose as president,
and Master George Gross, Secretary.
Miss Ida Turner, of Terrell, is visiting
the family of J. Ii. Mercer.
Mr.. J. NJ. Talley delivered a lecture on
vocal music Wednesday evening at the Bap-
fist church. lie succeeded in organizing a
class and will commence giving lessons next
week.
Mr.. j. II. Cullom and family, formerly Of
this place, but who have been living in Dali
las for sometime. have returned to their
old home We gladly welcome them hack
again.
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TEMPERANCE.
A Housing Meeting at the Working
sIr- mems Hall.

Last night tine temperance people
held their regular meeting at the
Workingmen's Hall. II was the larg
est assemblage yet gathered there since
the organization of the society. Rev
Mr.. Thomas stated that the society
now numbered over a hundred active
members and was constantly increas.
ing, and that it was in n fourishing
condition.
The exercises opened with song
by the choir, after which Rev. Mr.
Haggard offered prayer. Another
song was sung and then Mr.. Reasoner
began his speech, though not the one
he intended to deliver. He took the
religious side OF the question last
night and reasoned at quite length.
On next Thursday night, he stated, he
would speak of the criminal side of
the question.
Master Johnnie Chrisman gave a
recitation which was received heartily.
Ii was decided that the balance of
the time should be divided into five
minute speeches, and Rev. Mr.. Ken
drick. pastor of the Christian church,
was called on. He said he couldn't
say his say in five minutes, aud the
others who were expected to speak
insisted upon giving their time to Mr..
Kendriok. He spoke fifteen or twenty
minutes and delivered a stirring
speech, taking as his text remark he
had heard on the street that day that
this prohibition business was undem-
ocratic-that it proposed to take
away mans rights-that was just
where he (Kendrick) stood; 1t took
away the right of his brother,
mother, sister and all the rest
and prevented them from exercising
their rights, took away from them
rights and privileges and dragged them
down to destruction that this was
land of liberty and freedom and that
we had the right to exercise the cleo
tive franchise and if the majority was
opposed to this whisky traffic it was
right and patriotic.
After the address signers were call
ed for and number took the pledge
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Richardson.
Special 10 the HERALD

Special 10 the HERALD =
Miss Katie Allen visited friends hero 81
urday and Sunday.
Prof. Hill and wife were in Dallas Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chick visited the fam
lily of Mr.. II. Hatcher Sunday.
DR.. Mitchcl preached series of able SER
mons at the Baptist church Saturday and
Sunday. de-. o., 49,.
On last Sunday morning at Q O'Clock Prof.
NJ. G. Portman, Of Plano, led to the hyme-
nial altar, one Of our most worthy and love-
ly young ladies', in the person Of Miss Sallie
Walton, Of our town. The groom is a gen.
tleman Of rare culture, well and favorably
known through this section of country,
The bride is woman of much refinement
and is loved by all who know her. Rev.
Matheny, of Dallas, officiating. May their
barque glide peacefully over the pillows as
they go down the stream of years together,
is the wish of their many friends.
Below we give the names of the young Ia
dies in the high school that attained an nv
erage of so per cent on recitalions and gen.
eral department for the month ending Feb.
25th. Misses Maggie Fender, Eula Hatcher,
Sallie Halsell, Ida Huflhines, Flora shelton,
Dora Hufhines, Matte Elkin and Ina Da-
Wis. Also of the young men: Ira Huff
hines, Phil Hunhines, Willie Huffhines,
Tommie Stratton, Willie Chick, Jas Fender,
Il mi Inhn A I
len, Hugh Kirby, Willie Armstrong, Joe
Shelton, Charlie White, Richard Stratton
Cook Sink and Charlie Fender.
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Thanks Returned.

1t is with pleasure that | return
thanks for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me at my stores 726 and 72S
Elm street, and in connection with my
appreciation would say that | will
still continue TO sell at reduced prices
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat
tiugs of the latest patterns, also my
magnificent stock of handsome Parlor
aud Bed room suits, Dining room sets,
Rockers, Centre Tables. Unique and
artistic single pieces such as Cabinets,
Corner Chairs, Combination Dressers
in Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry, etc.
We are constantly in receipt of the
latest and most fashionable designs
in furniture and our exhibit is excell-
ed by none. An invitation for inspec-
ton is extended TO all to call.
CHAs. G. ECKFoRD.
726 and 72S Elm Street.
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We invite an inspection of our
spring and summer stock of imported
suitings just received, consisting of
the latest and most fashionable de-
signs i'll Motions, Tropicals, McGreg-
ors, Blarneys, London Cashmeres, Nc
hair Scrgos, etc, selected with great
care and which will be made up to
order in the latest styles. Douglas
Bros, Merchant Tailors, 703 Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04
Steve Moore Arrested.

The following telegram was received
at the sheriff S Office to-day:
Fort WORTH, March 4th, 1887.
SHERIFF LEWIS: Come after Steve
Moor-have him arrested.
B. III. SHIP, Sheriff.
Steve is one of the men who is
charged with stealing a gearing
and who failed to answer TO his name
when his case was called and who
forfeited his bond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04
The EmbezZlement Case,

The case of Frank b. Morgan charg-
ed with embezzling 1913 from |. Z. Hill,
came up in Judge Braswelps court
this afternoon and resulted in
binding the young man over in The
sum of 5000. Morgan is an operator
in the Western Union Telegraph Of
fec here and Hill is farmer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04
Prof Georges Dancing Class.

The first term of Prof Georges
Dancing Class of twelve lessons con-
cludes Saturday, March 9Th. The class
will reorganize on Friday and Satur-
day, the ~ and 18th. Beginners can
commence at any time. Tuition, S.
for lady or gentleman. Positively last
term of the scPson. Tuition in adj
vance. Concluding hop Friday night,
March dth, admission, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04

The McRosky Hardware Company
have remodelcd their store, which now
presents the handsomest arrangement
and display of hardware and house
furnishing goods of the kind in the
South. A third story will shortly be
added to the building, which will be
used as their manufacturing depart
ment of tin ware, galvanized iron
work, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-04
Cheap Gas.

Tho Gas company make tho bold
assertion that they are selling gas
cheaper than any city in the United
Sta tes-the price of coal considered.
They certainly deserve patronage.
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Grand Distribution to Smokers

Call in and, examine the beautiful
premiums which will be distributed
April Is, 1887, at 1880 M, to our GUS
toners for "Tapsil's Punch" cigars,
to the person CUES ing the number en-
closed in sealed envelope now Mt my
store, number being between 1 and
1000. Ono gncss with each twenty
five cent cash purchase. G.. V. Waller,
druggist, 720 Elm street.